For all of these you're trying to solve for the variable. The variable is usually a number or symbol.
11) -44+n=36
Step one would be to add 44 to both sides of the equation.
N=80
12) -36=p-91
Step one would be to add -91 to both sides of the equation.
P=55
13) X-225=671
Step one you be to add 225 to both sides of the equation. Although it may seem difficult because of the big numbers, it's the same technique.
14) 19=c-(-12)
Step one on this equation will be a little different. Because there are two negative signs (-), they turn into a plus sign. Remember, two negative signs make a positive sign.
19=c+12
Now you just subtract 12 from each side of the equation.
6=C
To calculate simple interest, you first need to multiply the original amount by the percentage of the money which is going to be added.
In this situation, 500 x 0.05 is the interest which will be added each year.
Therefore, $25 will be added each year. Since it is over 4 years, it is (25*4).
So the account will have earned $100 of simple interest.
Although the account will contain $600, it will have EARNED $100 of interest since it started with $500 already.
Answer - A $100 of simple interest will be earned.
1,876,200 - if it's higher than 5 go up - that means 1,880,000
1,876,200 - means 1,900,000
1,876,200 means 2,000,000
Answer:
Option D) 
is correct
Therefore 
Step-by-step explanation:
Given polynomial is 
To factorise the given polynomial by taking out the common terms of the given polynomial :
( here 2y is GCF common term so taking outside the terms of the polynomial )
( now taking (-) outside )
Therefore
Option D) is correct
